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Originally Posted by Paul
Thats a strange gmail oddity (and just wrong, dots are a valid character in an email address and should not be ignored).
The generally accepted way to do what they do is to use the plus (+) character.
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Oddity or not it has worked for a long long time apparently it works with vmo2 email address too. It also does not get flagged by places like ubereats etc whereas the + can be flagged. It worked for a long time with the 6 month bitdefender trials too
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incidentally it is actual a feature of gmail and has documentation on it
https://support.google.com/mail/answer/7436150?hl=en-GB